Swiss Super League
Switzerland · top flight · #24 by transfer spend
The Swiss Super League is Switzerland's top flight and ranks #24 in the world by disclosed incoming fees across the three most recent seasons. Across the full record it has spent €324m and received €766m.
| Season | Spent | Received | Net | Incoming moves |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026/27 | €41.3m | €58.1m | −€16.8m | 82 |
| 2025/26 | €52.1m | €96.5m | −€44.4m | 259 |
| 2024/25 | €28.6m | €77.2m | −€48.6m | 255 |
| 2023/24 | €54.6m | €160m | −€106m | 235 |
| 2022/23 | €33.7m | €47.5m | −€13.7m | 201 |
| 2021/22 | €14.1m | €37.4m | −€23.3m | 248 |
| 2020/21 | €23.9m | €55.7m | −€31.8m | 204 |
| 2019/20 | €18.9m | €82.3m | −€63.5m | 156 |
| 2018/19 | €29.9m | €93.4m | −€63.6m | 185 |
| 2017/18 | €27.4m | €58.0m | −€30.6m | 138 |
Disclosed fees only. Undisclosed deals are excluded rather than estimated.
Every read on Swiss Super League
€52.1m in, €96.5m out: the Swiss Super League's 2025/26 ledger across 259 moves
What the league paid, what it recouped, and the 85% of its business that carried no fee at all.
2nd on the list: how Basel's €4.0m for Metinho sits against its own midfielders
The club has bought 7 midfielders for a disclosed fee in this record. Here is where this one lands.
€10.5m under the valuation: Alvyn Sanches moved to Young Boys at 0.25× his market price
The fee, the valuation, and the 75% gap between them — read against every priced deal the Swiss Super League did in 2025/26.
€51.8m in, €90.4m out: the Swiss Super League's 2025/26 ledger across 203 moves
What the league paid, what it recouped, and the 81% of its business that carried no fee at all.
€4.0m at 1.33× his valuation: Metinho to Basel, 1st on the Swiss Super League's 2025/26 list
Troyes to Basel for €4.0m. What the price says against the 39 other disclosed fees the Swiss Super League paid that season.